Sentence examples for when torn from inspiring English sources

With large holes (pHI > 276), An. gambiae s.l density could increase in the torn LLINs and protection of humans against mosquito bites could be lost when torn mosquito nets are used.

When torn up or exposed, they dried out and died.

(Whyte insists, not very persuasively, that this only appears "blatantly jingoistic when torn from context").

Richer, fattier meats such as pork and lamb are irresistible when torn into small pieces and fried until crisp and well-coloured.

Because steel, like taffy, becomes stronger when torn or deformed quickly, the measurements are critical for assessing how components behaved when the planes struck them.

Fried rice comes larded with tender oxtail and topped with a delicate omelet, which when torn disgorges glistening bone marrow ($24), or bombarded with sweetbreads and beef tongue under a poached egg as thick and fluffy as meringue ($28).

Much was made of Arjen Robben's pace when tearing Spain apart in Salvador.

— Rick Santorum has eased up on using phrases like "worst Republican in the country" when tearing into Mitt Romney.

These days, the waiters compete in a different competition, to see who can pull down the iron gates of the cafes fastest when tear gas is fired.

New York's trifecta began at the tail end of the tumultuous 1960s, when tear gas and other interesting fragrances were wafting into everybody's nostrils.

Grilli's 2015 season ended when tore his left Achilles' tendon on July 11.